Huge Meghan Markle allegations in new book from tantrums, to bullying and 'freak out'
dailystar.co.ukRoyal Family, including claims over break-ups and lies between the Sussexes.Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown is set to release on October 6 and features a number of claims from deep in the heart of the Royal Family.
One of many claims made by the book is that the Sussexes were almost on the verge of breaking up before Prince Harry was forced into announcing the relationship between him and Meghan Markle.READ MORE: Meghan 'told Harry she'd break up with him' if he didn't announce their relationshipA panicked Duke of Sussex is said to have been "freaking out" after Meghan offered the ultimatum.It was not the first instance of interest reported by the book of Meghan's antics, with one allegation saying that the Duchess of Sussex would phone up and abuse one staffer "every ten minutes" on a Friday night.The anonymous staffer alleged that she would be taken outside "to be screamed at by her and Harry" and that she "could not escape them" and their rage.Staffers at the time also allege that Meghan was socked that she wasn't receiving payment for Royal tours, with several members alleging they overheard her say: "I can't believe I'm not getting paid for this."Despite that lack of payment, Meghan is said to have "enjoyed the attention".Relationships between the Kensington Palace team and Meghan are said to have worsened, with a "disrespect" from Meghan toward the staff.One staffer took it upon themselves to raise the issue, with the book stating: "People needed to be treated well and with some understanding, even when they were not performing to Harry and Meghan’s standards, they suggested."Meghan was said to have replied, 'It's not my job to coddle people.'"Rude behaviour appeared for Prince Harry also, who is said.